
Explore the post-exilic book of Ezra, its author, context with Jeremiah, Daniel, Esther, Nehemiah, Hagai, and Zachariah, and the temple's rebuilding across three returns under Cyrus, Darius, Xerxes, Artaxerxes.
Explore Ezra's historical context with Cyrus, Darius, Xerxes, and Artaxerxes, the prophets Haggai and Zechariah, and the three returns that rebuilt the temple and city against opposition.
God stirs people to prepare the way for you, as Cyrus opens the treasury and a council member speaks for you, ensuring you leave adversity with wisdom and goods.
Start from where you are by devotion to God, do what you can today, build the altar first, and extend from foundations to projects, building on what you have done.
Keep your strong hands on the work, finish your assignment, and withstand opposition, as Ezra's context shows enemies seek to hinder.
Learn to work the prophetic word spoken over you, unleash its power to complete, gain momentum, apply wisdom, and receive protection as you rebuild and move forward.
Learn the word of the Lord, apply it in practice, and teach others to obey, following Ezra’s example of learning, practicing, and making disciples.
Explains Ezra 9:1–2 and the sin of taking foreign wives, highlights leaders' role, and urges believers to marry believers today, citing 1 Corinthians 7:39.
Discover how Ezra combines fasting and prayer with safeguarding wealth to pursue divine guidance and strategic action in business, enabling prosperous outcomes through the prophetic word.
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The Book of Ezra Old Testament is tightly linked to at least 8 other Books of the Bible. It is almost impossible to fully grasp how the Children of Israel experienced their restoration without reading and understanding Ezra.
Bible scholars tell us that it is probable Ezra the Priest wrote the Books of 1 and 2 Chronicles, Ezra as well as Nehemiah.
This Book chronicles the returns and rebuilding of Jerusalem as well as providing the New Testament Believer with tried and tested principles that we can apply to our lives today.
Without reading and understanding Ezra in the Bible a big chunk of history is removed from our theology. Ezra reminds us that:
- Gods Word is always fulfilled
- God is faithful and never forgets us
- Knowledge of history can aid our future success
- God always protects and makes provisions for his people
For our own edifications and life transformation we draws out 7 key lessons from the Book of Ezra. We explore the rebuilding of the altar and the temple of God and how he used opposition to make provision for the project - See lesson six! There are many more lessons in this study that support God's amazing miracles for his people.
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I am excited once again to present God's word to you knowing that as you listen and process his word the oppositions in your will become a stepping stone for your future success.
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